I need help with My jenson cd player

Jenson requires the green wire to be connected to the vehicle parking brake.(Safety feature) this green wire requires a negative switch to activate the screen.

the yellow wire goes to positive side of battery

Your ground wire is going to be black. Your normal wire colors are violet and violet/black, green and green/black, white and white/black, last but not least you have grey and grey/black. Those are your speaker wires. Solid blue is usually to power your antenna, and blue/white is for your amp turn on lead. Those two wires are approximately .5mV of power, and you can actually use either one to turn an amp on. Speakers: normally your solid color is positive, while the black stripe is your negative. As for which one goes to which speaker, left front is white, right front is gray, left rear is green, and right rear is violet. Hope this helps.

CAR WIRING

Constant 12V+ Orange To Radio Yellow

Switched 12V+ Yellow To Radio Red

Ground Black To Chassis Ground

Illumination Gray Orange/White on radio

Dimmer Brown n/a on radio

Antenna Trigger Pink Blue/White on radio

Left Front (+) Tan White on radio

Left Front (-) Gray White/black on radio

Right Front (+) Light Green Grey on radio

Right Front (-) Dark Green Grey/black on radio

Left Rear (+) Brown Green on radio

Left Rear (-) Yellow Green/Black on radio

Right Rear (+) Dark Blue Purple on radio

Right Rear (-) Light Blue Purple/Black on radio


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Just fixed mine with the same problem you all described:

http://www.somelifeblog.com/2007/06/sony-projection-tv-red-line-repair.html

YES!! You used the blue wire to turn on factory amp (blue wire to GM pink) you NEED to use the Blue/White wire. That is the amp turn on. The blue wire goes dead when you play a CD or DVD because it's for a power antenna. So, Blue/White ok?

Enjoy,

Larry T
Winona Lake, IN
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The problem is that the bat handle is broken. you need to dissassemble, and repair the blue plastic piece. Use epoxy, that's what I did. It worked.

I can't set my clock either.

You did not specify if you wanted the wiring diagram for the Expedition or the Explorer, so I got you both. Good Luck

1998 Ford Expedition Stereo Wiring
Constant 12V+ White/Purple Switched 12V+ Black/Pink Ground Black/Green Illumination Blue/Black Dimmer n/a Amplifier Remote Blue Antenna Right Front Front Speakers 6" x 8" Doors Left Front (+) Light Blue/White Left Front (-) Orange/Light Green Right Front (+) Dark Green/Orange Right Front (-) White/Light Green Rear Speakers 6" x 8" Rear Doors Left Rear (+) Tan/Yellow Left Rear (-) Gray/Light Blue Right Rear (+) Brown/Pink Right Rear (-) Orange/Red
1998 Ford Explorer Stereo Wiring Constant 12V+ Light Green Switched 12V+ Yellow/Black Ground Black Illumination Light Blue/Red Dimmer n/a Antenna Trigger Orange/Blue Antenna Right Front Front Speakers 5" x 7" Doors Left Front (+) Orange/Light Green Left Front (-) Light Blue/White Right Front (+) Dark Green/Orange Right Front (-) White/Light Green Rear Speakers 5" x 7" Rear Door Left Rear (+) Gray/Light Blue Left Rear (-) Tan/Yellow Right Rear (+) Orange/Red Right Rear (-) Brown/Pink

well if u haven't fixed it yet this is what u do. now that u have the toggle switch and that blue screen is gone ,now u put that code in . u put a dvd in when it starts u press stop twice on the remote then press1264 . as soon as u put in that last number a menu will appear on the screen that says

this what u should have it at if not then change it to this

REGION:1
BRAKE OVERRIDE: ON
MACROVISION: OFF

check this out man, go to fm/am mode. with the remote hit the setup botton. then enter 543210 and be sure it beeps on every diget. then hit the hammer/screwdriver icon and turn the parking brake "on"